Plughugger has released J60 Heatwave, a soundset for Omnisphere 3 inspired by one of the defining synthesizers of the 1980s: the Roland Juno-60.
Built using both the newly added Juno waveforms in Omnisphere 3 and the classic soundsources included in earlier versions, this collection dives into everything that made the instrument popular — warm chorus-drenched pads, deep analog basses and the unmistakable 80s character that helped define an era.
To expand beyond the classic Juno sound, Plughugger also included a companion collection inspired by Yamaha’s iconic TX-series FM synthesizers, exploring the digital side of the 1980s with crystalline bells, metallic textures and glassy digital pads.
The result is a dual collection covering both of the decade’s defining synthesizer voices: warm analog nostalgia and sparkling digital precision.
J60 Heatwave contains 157 sounds in the following categories:
- J60 Heatwave Content:
- 28 Arpeggios & Sequences.
- 26 Pads & Strings.
- 23 Bass sounds.
- 25 Synth & Leads.
- FM Content:
- 15 Arpeggios & Sequences.
- 16 Pads & Strings.
- 12 Bass sounds.
- 12 Synth & Leads.
Pricing & Availability
J60 Heatwave is available for the introductory price of 9.90 Euro / 66% off until July 5th. Use coupon code JUNO60 at plughugger.com to get the discount. Ordinary price is 29.90 Euro.
J60 Heatwave is an independent soundset not affiliated with or endorsed by Roland Corporation or Yamaha Corporation, and is entirely built using the Spectrasonics soundsources included in Omnisphere 3.
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